Claude Account Bans, Suspensions and Appeals

The author posts an image with the caption that they have been banned by Claude, documenting the suspension of their account.

A long post uses exaggerated jokes to mock how Claude's risk controls infer Chinese users from typing habits, Wi-Fi, fonts and other details, then ban them.

A user finds Claude better than GPT in conversation and efficiency and wants to subscribe, but asks whether a ban would come with a refund.

After a third Claude ban, the user has a friend in Singapore subscribe and set up UU Remote on his computer, and may ship him a Mac mini if it holds up.

A user argues Claude bans are probably not device-related, since otherwise most people could not use the original Claude, and plans to test whether CCBaga triggers a ban.

A user who sent an image of a gun with Claude was flagged for allegedly threatening the model, resulting in all of their company's Claude accounts being banned.

A user says other tasks ran smoothly with no KYC prompt, but after switching to Opus 5.5 to write a paper the account was banned that night, and the downloaded data showed the paper-related conversations and local sessions had been deleted.

A user is offering to pay a high price for a Claude setup that stays stable for at least a week, saying two more $100-tier accounts were banned instantly that day.

Chinese developers turned their Claude Code ban experiences into a song, and Baoyu shared it saying the lyrics and rhythm are good, drawing 350 likes and about 59,000 views.

A user says their ChatGPT account is nearly three years old and their Claude account would be too if it had not been banned, suggesting it is still alive.

A satirical bug report jokes that Hawking's wheelchair would be banned by Claude because its bearing's seamless steel pipe comes from Tangshan, Hebei, causing a 403.

A user asks how to sign up for another Claude account on the same computer while lowering the risk of being banned.